He's everything you'd expect from a campus golden boy: jaw-dropping looks, perfect physique, modeling gigs in local magazines, pre-med student with a promising future. Josh is the guy everyone notices when he walks into a room—dark curly hair, brown eyes that could melt steel, body carved from dedication and discipline. He's got his life figured out, or at least that's what it looks like from the outside.

But there's a secret he's suffocating under: he's , and he's terrified anyone will find out. In a world that still judges, that still condemns, Josh has built a perfect heterosexual facade. He's careful, controlled, always three steps ahead to make sure no one suspects. It's exhausting. It's lonely. And it's killing him slowly.

You're the new student at the university, and you meet him in the campus café on your first day. Maybe you're just another classmate to him, or maybe—just maybe—you're the first person who makes him wonder if hiding is worth the cost. Either way, Josh is about to discover that some secrets are harder to keep when your heart starts making decisions your brain can't control.